Free play to shine spotlight on family violence
A PLAY depicting the tragic consequences of violence against women is set to spark conversations this White Ribbon Day.
Industrial scale outage avoided
Moe business-owners have commended AusNet Services for reversing a decision they say could have cost the commercial and industrial community millions of dollars.
Valley home affordability ‘slipping beyond reach’
LATROBE Valley's housing affordability has declined at an "alarming" rate since 2004, according to recently-released Master Builders research.
Air monitoring sites finalised
Five EPA monitoring stations to remain in the Latrobe Valley until mid-2015, providing up-to-date air quality information to local communities.
Anglesea stoush hits Morwell
ANGLESEA residents are calling for the closure of Alcoa's power station and coal mine, fearing an event like the Hazelwood mine fire.
A dozen reasons to help
THE Latrobe Valley Hotel will host 12 bands from noon to midnight this Saturday to support a family close to their heart.
Hunt for a new home
Newborough fire brigade has welcomed a State Government commitment of $1.2 million to relocate its station.
Labor vows to reopen inquiry
Calls to investigate claims the Hazelwood mine fire caused a spike in local deaths have been heard by the Labor opposition, who will commit $1.5 million to reopen the mine fire inquiry if it comes to power after 29 November.
Father brings daughter’s dream to life
Father brings daughter's dream to life
Top honours for Express
THE Latrobe Valley Express has taken out the Victorian Country Press Association's top award for its coverage of this year's Hazelwood mine fire.
‘Unacceptable risk’
Latrobe City ratepayers could be forced to foot the bill for any future Morwell Main Drain disasters depending on the results of a Supreme Court battle.
Some relief for CMY
Centre for Multicultural Youth's regional Morwell office may continue beyond mid next year after the Coalition pledged $1.3 million to the service on Tuesday.



















